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Holiday Party

A Magical Holiday Party 

2023 Holiday Party Summary


 

   

The Danville DSCBA office was transformed into a winter wonderland on Sunday, December 3rd, 2023 for the annual member Holiday Party! A good time was had by all!

   

Santa and his elves were on hand to meet families and give out a special gift to kids. 

A Holiday Boutique featured a wonderful assortment of DS-themed items and other gifts.

Back by popular demand, member Christi Hockel aka "Christi the Beadmaker", offered her hand-beaded jewelry. Our Program Manager, Michelle Slape, also hosted a booth with her beautiful “designs by MRS”. Thank you to them both for kindly donating back to the DSCBA!

                   

Guests had the opportunity to purchase tickets for a $750 value Holiday Gift Basket Drawing. Cole Kelley was the lucky winner!

Guests were treated to live musical performances from Danville GirlsChorus Honor Choir and Tri-M Music Honor Society.

Guests were treated to live musical performances from Danville Girls Chorus Honor Choir and Tri-M Music Honor Society.

Volunteers from Dancing Without Limits also hosted a dance-a-long area for members who wanted to boogie along to holiday beats!

A special appearance from Olaf provided fun photo ops while families enjoyed hot cocoa, holiday treats and a cookie decorating station during this free community event.

 

The event was made possible with the support of these amazing volunteers who baked, decorated, or donated time/funds towards the festivities:

 

  • Workday Giving & Doing team
  • NCL Walnut Creek, Diablo Valley, Vista Oak and Rolling Hill chapters
  • Corinne Adkins
  • Self-advocate Maia Tenorio
  • Sam Benavidez and Steve Ernst for capturing the beautiful Santa photos
  • Self-advocates and DSCBA employees Joseph Vaughn and Marissa Erickson
  • Numerous DSCBA employees and their families who pitched in to make it such a fun event!

To contact our Events Team: events@dscba.org


 

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To empower, inspire and support people with Down Syndrome, their families and the community that serves them, while fostering awareness and acceptance in all areas of life.